Boeing to Shed More Jobs: The announcement by Boeing that it will reduce the production rates of its airliners (refer p6 Mar 93 AA) has resulted in the expected flow-on of loss of jobs at its major production plants. Overall employment will decline by about 23,000 in 1993, of which 15,000 will be in Washington
Raaf Ct-4A Air trainers to Go to Public Auction: Just the news many a warbird enthusiast and flying school operator has been waiting for is the announcement that the remaining RAAF CT-4A Airtrainers are to be publicly auctioned. To be managed by specialist aviation auctioneers, Pickles Auctions Pty Ltd, the auction will take place at
A New Tomorrow? This is a difficult Reece to write. Not that it’s extra emotional, controversial or anything like that. It’s more a matter of bad timing. Timing that has the federal election taking place on the weekend after this is written and a week before the magazine is in the hands of subscribers. The
A New Tomorrow? This is a difficult Reece to write. Not that it’s extra emotional, controversial or anything like that. It’s more a matter of bad timing. Timing that has the federal election taking place on the weekend after this is written and a week before the magazine is in the hands of subscribers. The
Register Review The New Allocations section is made up of 42 aircraft this issue, the larger than normal nwnber being the result of three months coverage instead of the usual one month. Sixty one aircraft are shown in the deletions section, so even after taking into account eight restorations, this still means a drop in
The Pros And Cons Of Buying Your Own Aircraft Most of us dream that one day we will own our very own aircraft. To the majority though it remains only a dream, however quite a few determined souls successfully manage to turn it into reality and enter into aircraft ownership in some form or other.